In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 10:14-11:1 where we see Paul finish talking about the meat sacrificed to idols and that although idols are nothing they can be used by demons to offer to them. Paul as well speaks on being conscience of yourself and others when eating idol meat as we want to not stumble them and ultimately bring glory to God.

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 10:1-13 where we see the advantages of the people of Israel but although they had them they still did not all please God and from that we see 5 pit falls to avoid. Those pit falls of sin which we can fall into are often caused from us not heeding to ourselves so we become prideful and fall. We need to remember that we have all these advantages from Christ but we still can sin. So I ask do you make an effort to humble yourself and depend on the Lord so that we can stay away from temptation?

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 9:19-27 where we see Pauls mindset to saving souls for Christ and Josh makes it a focus to point out that we are to be the same. This mindset can be broken down into that of an athlete who has self control and strives to better themself for their goal which Paul does as he takes on being a Jew or Gentile to reach more people. So I ask you what are you willing to sacrifice for Jesus? What are you willing to give up?

In this study, Josh breaks down this Psalm into two sections the first half being the song and second half being the sermon. Josh shows us in this teaching how we should be teachable and that we all have different areas to grow in. So I ask you are teachable and do you want to learn?

In this study, Josh goes through Isaiah 6;1-10 where we see Isaiah has an encounter with the Lord and his sins cleansed but what we can see through event is how great God is. We often make God smaller than He really is and we get to see through this section of the Bible how big and Holy God is as Josh breaks it down into 5 points. Conviction of sin, confession of specific sin, cleansing from sin and guilt, communication between God and believers and, commission.

In this study, Josh dives into Psalm 95:1-11 where we see how we are made to worship the Lord and that worship is more than just singing it's committing ourselves to God in all that we do. We as well see a warning to those who rebel against God unwilling to surrender to Him. So I ask you are you grieving God's heart wanting to go grow closer and bring others to Him or running away blocking your heart off?

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 9:1-18 where we see Paul use himself as an example as he is someone who had privileges but gave them up for the Gospel. Josh goes on to speak on how we often hold onto things or hold back preventing the Gospel from going out in our lives. So I ask you what are you willing to give up in your life for the Gospel?

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 8:1-13 where we see Paul give principles that apply to our lives that focus on being considerate to not only ourselves but others and the Lord. We see through this study that a mature Christian is a considerate one and it all goes back to humbling ourselves before the Lord and giving ourselves over to Him. So I ask you as you go about your day doing tasks and having conversations with others are you being considerate to them, those around you and, those that might come after you?

In this study, Josh ends the book of Judges 21:1-25 where we see the people mourning over the fact the Benjamites would die out since they had no wives which then led to them coming up with the wrongful plan to steal their wives from others. In this book it still gives us hope even through the terrible things that were done because we could see how God was gracious among them and how the Holy Spirit would come upon them. So I ask will you reject Jesus from ruling and reigning over your life or will you be like the children of Israel who constantly went into sin?

In this study, Josh continues 1 Corinthians 7:1-40 where we see Paul address the Church on how Christians should go about being married, who that should be and, that it's okay to be single and that he believes it to be better. Paul says that these things he says are not commands of God but from the wisdom he has been given from God. We see Paul address Christians married to Christians, Christians married to non-Christians, and unmarried Christians.